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hello boss, i really need help how can style a post content on wp like wiki page fandom. any plugin recommend form this, wiki fandom.png
 
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I´ve used CSS Hero the most, I haven´t spent that much time with Yellow Pencil but I prefer CSS hero UI better. I think it´s more user-friendly and I think it has a larger number of video tutorials on YouTube so it would be easier for you to get a grip of it and learn how to get the most out of it.

But, it might be different for you, I don´t know.

Regardless of what you chose, you can´t go wrong with either. It´s like choosing between Yoast or RankMath.

They both are good plugins, with different UI but, still, they aren´t difficult to learn and master.

Here are some introductory videos from both YouTube Channels...



For more information on either, make sure to check youtube tutorials and get a sense of their UIs.

Cheers!
 
Ok thank you sir
Roger Marquez said:
I´ve used CSS Hero the most, I haven´t spent that much time with Yellow Pencil but I prefer CSS hero UI better. I think it´s more user-friendly and I think it has a larger number of video tutorials on YouTube so it would be easier for you to get a grip of it and learn how to get the most out of it.

But, it might be different for you, I don´t know.

Regardless of what you chose, you can´t go wrong with either. It´s like choosing between Yoast or RankMath.

They both are good plugins, with different UI but, still, they aren´t difficult to learn and master.

Here are some introductory videos from both YouTube Channels...



For more information on either, make sure to check youtube tutorials and get a sense of their UIs.

Cheers!
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Thank you but sir i have one last question,i have changed my wp-login using wp hide login but still Brute force attack found the page. I have changed it several times week with different url but still. It doesn't stop Brute force attack to find my page sir any solution about this sir.
Roger Marquez said:
I´ve used CSS Hero the most, I haven´t spent that much time with Yellow Pencil but I prefer CSS hero UI better. I think it´s more user-friendly and I think it has a larger number of video tutorials on YouTube so it would be easier for you to get a grip of it and learn how to get the most out of it.

But, it might be different for you, I don´t know.

Regardless of what you chose, you can´t go wrong with either. It´s like choosing between Yoast or RankMath.

They both are good plugins, with different UI but, still, they aren´t difficult to learn and master.

Here are some introductory videos from both YouTube Channels...



For more information on either, make sure to check youtube tutorials and get a sense of their UIs.

Cheers!,
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Stargurus said:
Thank you but sir i have one last question,i have changed my wp-login using wp hide login but still Brute force attack found the page. I have changed it several times week with different url but still. It doesn't stop Brute force attack to find my page sir any solution about this sir.
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Unfortunately, you can´t stop a brute force attack. There are literally apps/scripts you can run 24x7 for this sole purpose.

But, this doesn´t mean we can´t do anything to protect our site.

This is what you can do...
  • Make sure both your WP and plugins are up-to-date
  • Install a security plugin [REVIEW]
  • Protect WordPress Admin Directory [GUIDE]
  • Add Two-Factor Authentication in WordPress [TUTORIAL]
  • Use Unique and Strong Passwords - Alphanumeric passwords work best [GUIDE]
  • Disable Directory Browsing [TUTORIAL]
  • Disable PHP File Execution in Specific WordPress Folders [TUTORIAL]
  • Install and Setup a WordPress Backup Plugin - Most hosting providers offer this as part of their plans
  • Limit login attempts [GUIDE]
  • Block Bad Bots - You can do this by IP address as well as "geoblocking" (by country) [TUTORIAL]
  • Disable XML-RPC in WordPress [GUIDE]
  • Review and remove unused user accounts regularly
  • Hide WordPress login page [GUIDE]
  • Implement HTTP authentication [PLUGIN]
If you get stuck in any of these points, just conduct research for each of them on Google. I also recommend you run a search on YouTube, especially if you´re not familiar with how to edit the .htaccess file.

Also, talk to your hosting client support as they can help you with most of these issues.

Cheers!
 
Roger Marquez said:
Unfortunately, you can´t stop a brute force attack. There are literally apps/scripts you can run 24x7 for this sole purpose.

But, this doesn´t mean we can´t do anything to protect our site.

This is what you can do...
  • Make sure both your WP and plugins are up-to-date
  • Install a security plugin [REVIEW]
  • Protect WordPress Admin Directory [GUIDE]
  • Add Two-Factor Authentication in WordPress [TUTORIAL]
  • Use Unique and Strong Passwords - Alphanumeric passwords work best [GUIDE]
  • Disable Directory Browsing [TUTORIAL]
  • Disable PHP File Execution in Specific WordPress Folders [TUTORIAL]
  • Install and Setup a WordPress Backup Plugin - Most hosting providers offer this as part of their plans
  • Limit login attempts [GUIDE]
  • Block Bad Bots - You can do this by IP address as well as "geoblocking" (by country) [TUTORIAL]
  • Disable XML-RPC in WordPress [GUIDE]
  • Review and remove unused user accounts regularly
  • Hide WordPress login page [GUIDE]
  • Implement HTTP authentication [PLUGIN]
If you get stuck in any of these points, just conduct research for each of them on Google. I also recommend you run a search on YouTube, especially if you´re not familiar with how to edit the .htaccess file.

Also, talk to your hosting client support as they can help you with most of these issues.

Cheers!
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Best Answer thanks
 
Can i send you a dm sir
Roger Marquez said:
Unfortunately, you can´t stop a brute force attack. There are literally apps/scripts you can run 24x7 for this sole purpose.

But, this doesn´t mean we can´t do anything to protect our site.

This is what you can do...
  • Make sure both your WP and plugins are up-to-date
  • Install a security plugin [REVIEW]
  • Protect WordPress Admin Directory [GUIDE]
  • Add Two-Factor Authentication in WordPress [TUTORIAL]
  • Use Unique and Strong Passwords - Alphanumeric passwords work best [GUIDE]
  • Disable Directory Browsing [TUTORIAL]
  • Disable PHP File Execution in Specific WordPress Folders [TUTORIAL]
  • Install and Setup a WordPress Backup Plugin - Most hosting providers offer this as part of their plans
  • Limit login attempts [GUIDE]
  • Block Bad Bots - You can do this by IP address as well as "geoblocking" (by country) [TUTORIAL]
  • Disable XML-RPC in WordPress [GUIDE]
  • Review and remove unused user accounts regularly
  • Hide WordPress login page [GUIDE]
  • Implement HTTP authentication [PLUGIN]
If you get stuck in any of these points, just conduct research for each of them on Google. I also recommend you run a search on YouTube, especially if you´re not familiar with how to edit the .htaccess file.

Also, talk to your hosting client support as they can help you with most of these issues.

Cheers!
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